WHAT IS SATISFACTION?
Satisfaction is a mental state. It is a relative concept. Its rise and fall depend on one’s quality of labour that one affords. With a minimum quantity of labour one may get higher satisfaction, and with maximum labour one may get minimum satisfaction. Hence, less amount of satisfaction is otherwise known as “dissatisfaction”, which causes depression in one and ceases work efficiency. A satisfied human can work more efficiently. But a dissatisfied person cannot work as that of a satisfied person; because, satisfaction gives more encouragement.
Now, let's see, how to increase satisfaction. We can increase it by heaving comparative study of status. When one looks to the lower grade than self, he becomes more satisfied; but, when one looks to the higher grade than self, he becomes dissatisfied. Hence, satisfaction has no any particular definition.
Necessity plays a key role in the elasticity of satisfaction. When one’s necessity is fulfilled, satisfaction is generated; but, here we should not that human wants are unlimited. Necessity and luxury may differ from person to person. Hence, fulfilment of one necessity may cause another necessity. Therefore, when we minimise our necessity satisfaction comes to us. When satisfaction is undisturbed, work efficiency is increased. This work efficiency leads to progress. If progress continuous, one becomes super human. Hence, we can say,” STHITI” and “PRAGATI” go together with a satisfied human uninterrupted. When these two remain constant, one can secure his future and thus, it generates self-security.
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